"I wasn't nailing JB, I was enjoying CHEESE PIZZA"

Corrupt commie replaced with corrupt military junta. But I repeat myself.

#KillAllMen I would assume, that way we can really save the earth by everyone dying out in a generation. I was wondering how long it would take the woke to openly declare Thanos the good guy in infinity war. Posting stonetoss because it's appropriate here.

Fred Reed on his Vietnam injury, and its impact on his life.

Ron Unz has really been on a roll lately. When the foundation myth of our current system (WWII) is well and truly broken I'll know the mandate of heaven is finally lost. Thanks to Ron and people like him, perhaps that day draws ever closer.

25bp cut by the Fed. Party on dudes

Wants to secede. Watch the mask (blackface? lol) get ripped off in real time

Yet more orwellian newspeak being rolled out to destroy any power center that isn't the state

It's eminently reasonable to destroy a man's home and livelihood to arrest shoplifters. I'm sure it's also reasonable to blow the heads off of hostages to apprehend kidnappers. No woosah needed by the police chiefs here.

Interesting footage. Would have good applications for aircraft, as you would have to design any vehicle around it rather than retrofit existing things. Only obscures things a certain distance behind the lens, which means things such as fuel tanks and so forth would have to be offset (thus reducing massively operational range). Even then the attachment points would result in imperfect invisibility, unless you made it a sort of unibody thing where the skin is the frame.

This would make a sweet gimmick glass table.

More or less the same sort of discussion in Malice's "New Right". Essentially the internet is as corrosive as perestroika was to the USSR, and for the same reasons. Mostly posting because I enjoy the modern left being referred to as the interhamwe.

All aboard the federal railroad

quite a breakthrough. Now nobody's secrets are safe without one time pads.

That said IBM throws cold water on the claims. The improvements are not nearly as exciting as claimed by google, which is even more worrying.

In which the Muscovites are enlightened

In which the interests of the permanent state prevail over the fleeting interests of the elect. This might actually be considered a moderating influence in the hoppean framework; this is probably *why* things have worked out this way practically everywhere -- without a "deep state" you have "one man, one vote, one time" and African style democracy.

DISBAND

Schmuck

Not quite as lulzy as reading Bhandari on India, but it will do. As in the states, they are their own worst enemy.

Hinduvata up to it's usual tricks

The moral panic reaches it's crescendo

Great news.

Looks like the fighting over that has more or less degenerated into outright hostility by these previous allies.

Nice to see playboy still delivers with good articles. It'd be nice if the rest of the left would realize title IX is in practice yet another excuse to clap niggers in irons, as all calls for discarding due process in this country tend to be. Also gets the impact of this on the workplace:

Should low barriers of proof and unchecked claims of violation continue to be publicly classified as legitimate, one fear, Sokolow says, is that we could find ourselves in situations where “men on campus don’t want to mentor female faculty. Hugs are absolutely prohibited in the campus workplace. And while there is good reason for concern about lecherous colleagues who cop a feel or physically abuse their positions of power under the pretense of an affectionate hug, this prohibition cuts two ways. A workplace so sterile you can’t express affection for your co-workers is not a place people want to work.”

This is already the case in corporate America. Workplace used to be the source of 75+% of relationships, now less than 20%. Government oppression looks exactly like that.

Huge if true. Would be a huge boon for productivity if it could be made into a gene drive, or as TFA suggests a drug sleep subsitute.

It’s funny to read mainstream reviews of Official Secrets now—they seem to still not fully grasp the importance of what they just saw. The AV Club review (8/27/19) leads: “Virtually everyone now agrees that the 2003 invasion of Iraq was a colossal mistake based on faulty (at best) or fabricated (at worst) intelligence.” Well, “mistake” is a serious understatement, even with “colossal” attached to it, for something so fervently pursued, and you just saw a movie about the diabolical, illegal lengths to which the US and British governments went to get everyone in line for it. So, no, “fabricated” is not the “worst” it is.

Yet more tales from the Iraq War Crypt